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SWlllin C, ShOrtlilgG'S Academy,
For Young Men and Bows. Media. Pa

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regular English, Scientific, Business, Classical
~ Nil Ing lnceriug course. Students fittcd al
Mcdia Academy arc now In Harvard. Yale.
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NC schools. 10 tudcnts semitic cOllcg. In lsS3
10 IN 1855, 10 in lss5, lU in 1885. A graduptine
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a PHYSICAL aud Chemical Laboratory. Gym.
nnsium and Ball Ground. 1900 vols, added ia
Library In 1883. Physical apparatus doubled I'm
loe1' Media mas seven churches and a tcmprr.
ance charter which prohibits the sale of ali i'm.
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address the Principal and Proprietor SWIrIIIN
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WINCHESTER'S

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livery irusgist should keep AtaloIaoro.
ani A,kIophorps Fills, hit where ,hey ,sn.
no: hc bought Of the drugeis, the h,hio-
phoros Co., IL Wall ST., New York, viii
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regular. price, which is $40 Tcr bottle
for Athlophoros md zoe. for Pills.
For liver AMI kidney Gl'CG.,G, dyypcTsia In.
digestion, Ntui'rc.s, uCryOuT DEBILITY, di eases
Of women, con ,irc.Ion headache. ir.lurr
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Rucknell University

invites attcmion to ~ Its full courses of study
t29 It's improved buildings, t3) its free scholar
shlps, ~ its large library fund, t5) IT'S rev as
,tohomlcal observatory, (G) its heathfuness o
location, ana % It's remarkable cheapness In
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application TO y"
July l, ON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-01

wa. -crt for and when b. arrived ua
ordrr.I some Of thepr eoncr- to tahe
him and force him into bis cell Il '-7
tYld them not 10 come near hlm' maj
he would brain tbs first man mat
touched him. Sheriff Whittnker then
ordered all the prisoners inside OF
their cells. but Ross refused TO go hnd
told Whitaker that ii he came to MN
he would Kill him, he having IN ms
hand "A heavy trace chain. sheriff
Whittqkcr again ordered him into hi-
cell telling him If he did not 20 IN he
would shoot him. The man told the
sheriff to shoot; that he would not 90
in. aud 30 Whitaker shot, striking
him Just over Tire heart. making 1t T.
thought, fatal wound NO blame j.
attached to sheriff Whittaker, ~ ne l.
regarded bv every one, bolh WhIte
NJ Il unck. ~ humane officer ana
prudent and careful iu the manage
ment ofprisoncf~. and ho must nave
brpu convinced that the cXigcn,ie- OF
the OCCASION demanded that hc -hod'd
make III example of this ieuo",
mr. tNuFp BOOphtR-.
Nn>itfAL.. June I'D Tho Doodle
aldermen upucur very much dl-'uu-
.,c.'cd over -.urp'- conviction. Ihr}
,.n..r 60 sec reporters hlt thrir
friends -qy they feel hndIy'n7 lH'!
consider their stay }, now indcunlir..
prolonged here. Mt.'ncy, hoW'ir1f
uppop a- happy h- 'il't.i' Ii'
aud Boz nulN are cilotin9 them
SELVES at Lansing VITA. llc has iut
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He Has Sold all His Man
haitian Shares TO Mr..
Jay Could.
ne Had Put all His olinicrhiN
in Pledge and Gould Nnrsh
Down no Longer
81, ,.ouid IIn> swallowed Him
aud i, ~till IIungriil Wait
nis ANOTHER NOr~ci.


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holding making u iol'" INV, o-, ~
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MosEY TO LOAN,
FORFEIT

L'uK REST-lnc .tut,i7Hse now "ccupieI
i by sleeper. clifton s. ross gu Wv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

by}o "a mafo. Petroleum ply
nefo jak strumieh do mafej
rzeczki. Wiadomosc roznios}a
sic pc cafe; ekolicy, a Sham
stat sic odrazu milionerem.
Petroleum la'o sic tax re zro-
dfa, IL W 3 mlnutach wyda-
wafo l60 kwart. w%artosci $50
dolarow ma dzien. Shaw je-
dnak ME diugo cieszyf sic
SVEN szczesciem, DO odurzo-
ny gazami wpadt W petroleum
i utopit sig.
Pozniej wynaleziono jeszcze
obfitsze z;r6dfo, ktore wydawa-
10 przez godzine $50 barelow.
Lecz to trwaio tyl6o krotkl
cZas.
Niektorzy doszli przez pc
troleum do wie.kiego majatku.
Nie.:torzy mieli rocznego do
cholu 100, 600 dolarow vie
Gel. Grumta, ktore dawniej sza-
cowano ma 240 dolarow, spree
dawano poznie) "a przeszfo
million dolarow.
W:elu jednak, ktorzy PREY
bywali w okolice petroleowe
z majatkiem, mus;eli takowe
opuscic iako 2ebracy.
zeJedna Tampa petroleowa mo
lie zasmroozic GAIA izbe,to ka2-
ly vie. Teraz wystawmy sob!e
jak to musi wonlec w "koll-
cy, W klorej sic znaidula set
Xxi zro6deE petroleowych z kto
rych zapachy sic :o1chodz9 pc
powietr1u, d petroleum ME
oczyszczone daleko gorsze ami
zeli W lanpach, ktore jest
czyszczone. lie zr0de} wycho'
dzi bia}a mgia, ktorej wy
trzymaG ME MONA d}ugo
Wyziewy petroleowe ME S;
szkodliwe. i NORA sic do nic}
pr1yzwyczaic, a wfssclcle.on
zrodef petroleowych jest nave
ten zapach bardzo nifty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

papiesk;ch wybiera SIG zwykle
skupow, vice j Pecci pred Cd
jazdem swym z Rzymu mianowany
zostat arcybi,kupem Damiety i. p.
i wyswiecony IA niego Hrzez kar-
dyna}a Lambruskini dnia 10 lutego,
majsc lat doriero 33. ] W
nowem SVEN stanowisku jake
nuncyuN "dznaczyf sic miody
blsKup mic tylko mczmordowana
czynnosci;> nle ! znajomoscia RE
cry j by-tr"scia dylomatyczna.
Gdzie tylko chodzito " sp.awe ka-
tol'cka tan widzieG iylo MONA
nunczj usza. P.zyttm stat W scis-
fy'h stosunkach rrzyjacitl-kic h re
w,zystkiemi zuakomitcm' fumilia-
mi kutnlickiemi kraja, | z krolem
Leopoldem ohcownf W ustawlcZ-
nej zazy fnsci, i ME mafy wptyw
ma uicxo wywicrat. Pc trzech la
tarh, ponivwaz waite ztrowle jcgo
ciorpiec poczeto w mglistym Hi
mucie potnocnvm, czul sic zniewo-
lonym z'~zsc n%uncv"ture. Me
chetniv wjd~jaf kroi leopold Cd
stapiense wysnko cenionsgo bisku-
pa. ! nie mogt ~NcaIe duG krol
~iepszego I.owodu swegp nwielcbic-
MIA, iak ze prey pozegnanin wre
rzyf nuncyu-z"wi list do Ojca sw.,
o ktprcyo tr,scj peccl wprawdzle
ME ME ~wielzial, W kt6'ym .jcdnak
krol protestant Gio"ic kosclofa
wyr#zit swe podziwi+nic d1a wspa-
nia!cg" du"hu, rn6t z~recznoscl
dyplomalycznej %nuncNusz;, prick
iadul ac zarazem Ojcu sw, prosbe:
ably ma golnirj szr'mu re slug swych
dat purpure kardynafa. - Przytem
re swvj strong "zd"b'f go iednym
Z nalwyzszych o'derow korony
belgij.kiri (wlelkim kordonem
ordrHu Leop"ldn).
Pecci powr6cit 4 Bruk~eIi do
Rzymu przez Nirmce. ZwiedzI}
Ak wizglan, kolonia i Wieden.
w koIoni' zawarl przy.jazh re
slawnNm ~asardvnnfcm i Acyblsku-
penn Ge.ssl"m Il k,orym poznlej
prze.lawaf ii-townie. We Wiedniu
poznat karlynaia Rauschera.
Zbogacony w zasoby wisdzy
i doswiudczenia stunaf " Rhyme
roku ls46. Byfo to "a oslutnicE
dni kyria Grzegorza XVI. Picrwszs
.Iego drog" hyia 40 o jra sw ITO,
remu wreczyf w'asnoreczny list
Lcopolda. Grz'gorz y" rrzerzy-
tanlu pismE: kr6l"wsklcyo rzekf
.,krol belx'jski chwnli Wa-z cha
rakter, cnote zastug' zyczy So
bic Ola Was r1'cz, htora chetnie
ud.lele :. j. pnrrure. LecZ depu
tncya 4 Perng'j prosi mie, byn
VAN zdaf zawiadpwanie trj dyece-
zvi. Zabierzcie vice to biskupstwo
a Una. jd1iecie tam kapeIu,z kardy
nalski."
D, MI. ,,>,,ni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
~
OLGA SW. LEONA xiii.
Po1oodu U4biIeuszu Jego 50 let-
nieQo kaptanstaoa.(

IL Po,oodu J4biIeuszu lego so let
niego kaptanst,oa.)
Plecdziesiat wfasnie lat mine
10 cd owego dnia, gdy W roku u.s.
81 W dzieh sw. Sylwcstra odpr"-
viii " kap!icy sw. Stanislawa
pierwsz, swa Msze sw., ow MAJ,
kt6ry byf p"woiany wfozyc raz ma
skrch swa k"rrn9 tro]ak;t najwyz-
szego kapfanstwa. Nazwisko jego
zupetne jest: W'ncenty Joa-
chin Pecci starry JUL I" rod
hrabiowsk, kt6ry okoio +. l.4O0 q
Toskany przyszedf do karpineto
i z ktorego JUL W c%zternustem stu
leciu w~yszed} bv} swiqty.
Rpdzice .iego hr. l. W Z i
A donna ProsperI mic.
Ii szescloro dzieci. NnjStarszy syn
zostal w bazzenstwie ! ola tego
Jest obecnie miodszy brat .jego
gtowa rodzinv. Trzeci, Jozef, IS
tat kaplancm i jest dzis %kardynn-
lem, Il i ma m!odsAy, ulubieniec
domu, odebra} cd Bog. ta"Ise i po
volcanic do s,anu duchownego. A
By1 to wtasnle Winccnty Joachim,
po4niejszy Papiez, iz's'"iszy Leon
KILL. urodzony dnia .. marcn 10
ku 1910.
Maiy W%incenty, ,jak go
matka wotaia, on sam pisaf SIG
pozniej Jonch,mem = hyi ch!opcem
- hy} chiopcem rzeskim roztrop-
nym, ktory znaf d%o:sfadnie wszy-
stkie sciczki i drogi pc g6ruch OF
czystych. Przytem byt poboznym,
utzynnym i p~osiusznym. Oici &c
postal 90 wnct u domu do szk6f
wraz 10 starszvm bratcm do Jc-
zuitow W Witerbo. Ztad przesiedlit
sic Winccnty do Rzymu, gdzie W
kolegium rzymskiem daI@ym sic
odduwat naukom. TAX w Witcrbo,
jak ! tek Rzymie mia} do-ko-
nufych n~auczycicli ale tax >a,no
j tn jak tam "dznacznf SIG miedzy
wsp0tucznlami tu,entcm j p~iInoscia.
Jeden z jego wspoluczni TAX o
limo powiada: nMoge pnswiadczyc,
ae bedac 2 MIN W Wltcrbo, podzl-
wiafem lego dobituosc %olpowle-
dziach, IL j%vs1cze burI1iej zbudowa-
ny byfem .jego n"dzwyczaj woo.
rowem prowalzrnl"m. w gimna-
zyum, gdzic wielc obcowalismy
i gdzie byllsmy rowlcnnikami +,
przcdstawiat mi sic zawszo miodzie.
nice 1ycia duchu. Podczas STU
dyi swych " Rzymie ME zwa&ui
on ma towarzystwa, zabawyi cry.
Biurko jego by 10 mu swiatem ca
fym; badau;c mnuk byio ma ia EN-.
Malac lat r. lub Is pisat pc iaci-
ME talk proza jak wicrszem z
in,woscia wykwIntnobcia, ktora
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

maiej dolinie, ktore] spod i
boki So pelne szczelin j szpar,
z kt6rych ciqgle wyskakuja
pfomienie nieprzyjemnie wo
MILEAGE. Powstaje z tego cafe
morze ognia poruszajace sic,
co noca przepysznie wyglada.
Petroleum amerykanskle,
ktorego uzywamy W naszych
lampach pochodzi z Pensylva-
nil, Ohio i Wirginii Pas oleju
skfada sic Sc mil szerokoscl a
kilkadziesiat mil dfugoscl. l
jest przerwany wielkieml ]e-
ziolaml. w Ameryce juz cd da-
VIVA dzicy znali petroleum.
Czerwonoskorni lndyanle,
plerwotni mieszkahcy Amery-
XII, nazywali pewien strum'en,
woda olejowq. Ma brzegach
strumienia liberal sic olej W
dofach i W szczelinach skai.
Indyanie uzywali olejp do ]e-
czenia do malowania twarzy
i ciaia, mieszaj JAG do nlego
farbq.
SkoroEuropejczycy przyby]l
do Ameryki, poznall petro-
leum przez Indyan.
Kolonisci europejscy uwazall
takowe jake srodek leczniczy
IA rumatyzm Suchoty spree
dawali )e bardzo drogo, lecz
ME wychodzifo go rocznle
wiecJ jak 20 beczek Ger
PIANO olej wychodzacy sam ma
powierzchniq. zicm!. Mkt nie
myslai o tenn, lie MONA ten
pfyn czySciG i uzyG do o.
swietlenia; Mkt ME myslaf o
tenn, lie petroleum bedzie mia
10 wiecej znaczenia jak zfoto
W Kalifornil, lie handel prze-
mysf rzuci sic na ME i ze
prey zirodfach nafeowych wy
rosuq W jednej chwiii ogrom-
he osady, %liczace tys'ecy mlesz-
kancow.
W roku 1918 trationo IA
lyle petrcleowa, kiedy wier-
como szukajqc soil. Z pod
swidra wJtrys]o petroleum |
gazy Z TAXA sta, lie juz dalej
wiercic ME byfo MONA. Pre-
Romano sic, ze must bye ma
sa oleju pod ziemia, zaczeto
przemysliwac mad tenn, CODY
"a pozytek molua mice z tie
90. W lampach ME MONA go
by1o u3yc, poniewaz %swedziio
i smierdziaio ogromnie, DO ME
byfo czyszczone i zawierafo W
sobie rome rzeczy re zleml.
Skarby podz'emne petroleowe
pozosta}y vice leszcze dfugie
lata nietkniete prawie.
Tymczasem uzywano DO
oswietlenia fotozenu i oleju So
larnego. Poniewa2 te oleje ME
by]y czyste, ola tego je de-
stylowano, poczem sic pieknle
paliIy, jezeli lampJ maly do
syG powietrza. Wtenczas przysz-
10 ludziom ma mysl, rzyby
tel petroleum ME mozna c15-
scic j u5yG d. oswietIenla. |
rzeczywiscir, czyszczonc pc
troIeum pali1o sic bardzo pie
knie w lampach.
Dw6ch AEerykarow zacze
10 roku 1858 wiercic ziemie
skallstq szukajac zr6de} petro-
leowych. Poniewat jednak
swidry i instrumental byfy IL
che, ola tego dopiero p" ro-
ku znaleziono zrodfo. DzIennie
wydobywano 1900 kwart "a
pomoca recznej punpy, poz
niej 10000 kwart dziennle.
Skoro widziano, Dc sprawl
idzie, to mssa spekulantow
rzucifa sic ma petroleum; jesz-
cze wiecej, jak "a zfotem da-
wn'ej, ubiegano size terAz "a
petroleum. Goraczka opanowa
Ia ludzi. IL wszystk;ch stron
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

wzniosfy miasta, lecz nigdzie
talk nagfa zmiana ME nasta-
pi}a jak okolicach petrcle-
owych W Ameryce. W 3-4
masa .niast wyrosla re ziemi,
d 2adne z mich ME ma dis
mniej iak 10000 mieszkan-
COW. Tam gdzic byfo male
gospodarstwo, pozniej, W 4
lata, wyrosfo miasto, W kto-
rem sprzedawano towaru rocz-
ME "a l6 milionow dolarow.
Grunt W okolicy petrole-
owej sk}ada sic kamienia
wapiennego albo piaskowca
miekkiego, mad ktorem znaj-
DUE sic "a metry ziemi.
Wiele jest wszedzlc rozpadlin,
w ktorych zbiera sic wiele O.
!eju. Ma spodzie rozpadlin
znajduje sic woda, ua niej
pfywa olej, mad MIN zas upo-
szq sic gazy. Rozpadliny W
kamieniu So pod zjemiq. Prey
wierceniu "a petroleum zalezy
wszystko Cd tego, czy sic ira
fl ma rozpadline nodz.emna
olejem, czy ME. To jest rzecz
przypadku, nauka goruicza lu
wiele ale zl:aczy. Mianowicie
z poczqtku poszukiwanie ole]u
bylo gra W Ioterya. Kto Mai
szczescie ten sic zbogaci}, a
kto ME: ten wydaf wiele ma
swidrowanie i stracif maiqtek.
Choclaz swider l rura trait ma
rozpadline pefna oleju, to
jeszcze ME koniec, DO .jezeli
rura doslegnle spodu rozpad]i.
ny, to wychodzi ma powierz-
CHINA tylko woda, jezell rura
tylko siega do powierzchni o.
LEU podzlemnego, to wychodzi
gaz, ty]ko jezeli swider rura
w srodku stanie oleju, tylko
wtenczas wychodzi petroleum
ma wierzch.
Czasem petroleum wypiywa
u gory rura jak punpy,
czasem wytryska SLIME Jak wo-
dotrysk do Is metrow mad
ziemie, DO gazy pedza w gore,
przynajmnlej z poczqtku.
Czasem trzeba pumpowac,
DO petroleum sano ME wy
chudzi. W1ercono i Una, dywa-
no petroleum w g~1ebokosci Cd
l2-lSS metrow. Teraz ma
wet SO studnie 439 metrow
glebokie.
Prey kopaniu studni petro-
leowych talk sic Maj.
pierw kopie sic W zlemi dziu-
re ma l i pot metra szero-
kosci, p5ki sic ME dojdzie do
kamieuia. Potem zaczyna sic
swidrowanie. Swider wygl4da
,jak d1uto a maszyna go pc
r'lsza ciqgle z CORY na dot j
odwrotnie. Go dluto urabie q
kamieniu, to sic wydobywa
punpq osobna, piaskowq. Sko-
70 miejsce wyrqbaEe, to sic
wpnszcza rure zelazna, ably
sic sciany Tie zayali}y, rury
sa obszerne okolo 10 Gently :
melrow. Prey g}ebszem swl
drowanlu i PREY pumpowaniu
uzywa SIC parry.
Zrodia petroleowe sa roz
mel pbtitusci. Vydaja 1890
balerow dzlcnnie, Geden bare
wynosl lS2 lltry). Me
ktore zrodla wydaja jeszcze
wiecei.
Pewter spekulant, Sha W
nazwis6iem, kupif kawafek
gruntu j zaczaf swidrowat
ably sic zbogac.G. Me mia]
szczescia. Wszyscy .jego sasie-
dzi dostali petroleum, a on
mic. Lecz wytrwale pracowa1
dalej, chocia3 wydaf ca}y ma
iatek i po&yczone pieniadze
chocia2 nawet odzie2 i boty
II -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
ST. CLOUDS SCANDAL.
A Tailor Named Frank POepka
Has Trouble With His Family

A Tailor Named Frank Poepka
Has Trouble With His Family
on Account of Other Women. -
Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Oct. 10.-Frank Poepka is
the name of tailor who is the principal
i'll sensational scandal in this city.
POepka has resided in this city for sew
eral years, is married and has a family
of three children. He has spent the
greater portion of his earnings, his wife
supporting the family. On Aug. IS last
he went to Duluth with the firemen's
excursion, and, being of the opinion that
his family had too much of a monopoly
of his affection, he proceeded to lavish
it on two females. When he returned
a frequent correspondence ensued be-
tween the women at the Zenith City
and POepka, and one of these letters
was discovered by Mrs. Poepka, which
of course furnished ample material for
a scene. But POepka explained the
things for while resumed their usual
course. Last Friday Poepka told his
wife he was going out to Dakota with a
party of friends on chicken hunt.
Some of his companions, however, were
possessed of different information, and
decided to make it interesting for him
when he should return from Duluth,
where he had really gone. Saturday
evening he returned. and, somebody
informing him that he had better be
careful, he took refuge in the truck
house of hose company No. L. He was,
however, soon discovered and hOOted,
together with two women who We're
with him, across the river. where he
spent the night in a dive. When Mrs.
Poepka heard of this she swore out a
warrant for his arrest Oh the
charge of adultery, and forthwith ap-
piled for divorce. Yesterday evening
Poepka was arrested in an East st.
Cloud bagnio, where he had hid himself
under some old bed clothes, and brought
to this city for safe-keeping. He had a
hearing this morning, but his wife was
advised not to appear, and Consequently
he was liberated upon paying costs. =.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
An Ex-Priest in Court.

Special to the Globe.
DE MONIES. Oct. 1O.-Standing before
the polished bar of the supreme court
this morning was an old man clad in
plain black. his form bowed, his face
wrinkled with age and his hair, rivaling
the snow in purity, falling upon his wide
collar. His voice was low and feeble
and trembled. The august Dracos
looked upon him with more than the
usual courteous interest they accord to
cOunselOrs. 1t was Father Jean plead
ing his own cause against Bishop Hen
Messy, of Dubuque. Father Jean was
regularly ordained priest of the diocese
of Dubuque. In 1851 he was assigned
tOthe st. TrenacuS: church. at Lyons,
and heltlthe. charge until his removal
by Bishop HenneSsey about ten years
ago. He began suit against the bishop,
charging him with having wrongfully,
maliciousEy and fraudulently, against
right and the rules and Cartons of the
church and of the principles of religion,
depOsed him and deprived him of his
living, and with slandering and libeling
his private and professional character
as aicitizeh and a priest. Tiresome hti-
CATION followed, resulting in Bishop
Hennessey's favor, the priest pleading
his own cause. Last January judg-
ment against the bishop for damages
and costs was rendered in default. The
court eventually recalled the judg ement
and Father Jean appealed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
1t Is Severely Denounced by the
Rev. G. L. Morrill,.

The meeting of the orthodox ministers
at the Y. M. c. A rooms in Minneapolis
yesterday was, to use slang phrase, a
red-hot one, and probably engendered
as much bittern ess among the brethren
as is consistent with the ''cloth." Rev.
G.. L. Morrill,, who. for some weeks past,
has had articles in tie various
papers attacking the Catholic re-
llglon, presented long paper, entitled
The Corfu ption OF the Roman Catholic
Church." He started out by declaring
that the Roman Catholic church is OPP
posed in all its features to the Scriptural
idea of the apostolic church, and said he
knew of no church that had done SO little
to produce holiness and SO much to cor
rupt moral standards as it had done.
The church made strenuous efforts, he
said, to conceal q lack of purity, by
weaving around everything a web of
SplendOr. The people of the Catholic
religion worshiped the creature more
than the creator, and had fellowship
with darkness instead OF with
light. The speaker claimed
that the ''invincible logic a. of
facts tells us that the church is carrupt
in doctrine, worship and practice. The
reverend gentleman made a vigorous at
especially upon the supremacy and in
fallibility of the pope, which he charae-
terized as the ''craziest thing ever heard
Of" He said i'll this connection that
most of the popeS had lived lives that
would have been insults to Judas by way
of comparison" He then took mp the
doctrines of Sacramental priesthood,
celibacy, tranSubstantiation mass, alb,
solution, purgatory, indulgence, work
righteousness. immaculate conception,
auricular confession, ScholaSticiSm, neg
lect of the Bible. inquisition, bap-
tism, refusal of the cup to laity,
extreme JUNCTION, Latin ritual, etc,
and denounced them all i'll a most We
hement manner: Jesuitism he consid-
cred thing of evil. In concluding Mr..
NOVEL; said that examined in the light
of true history, scripture and philOSo-
ply the origin, aim, profession and
practice of the Roman church are de-
clared to be from beneath and not from
above. The real and lasting temporal
and spiritual prosperity depends upon
the existence and exercise of faith in
Christ, and not Mary, Paul, Peter or
Pope. This church is a marvel of organ
iZation, but a sepulchre of spiritual life.
one had discarded the Bible, weakened
accountability, narrowed intellect, ia
vored fraud, imprisoned virtue, canon
lied vice, dealt deceitfully, and to-day
calls enemies those who believe in an
open Bible, free schools, free press, and
free speech"
The discussion that followed was
really the interesting part of the SEES
sion. The Rev. Mr.. Morrill, found that
his somewhat exaggerated ideas did not
fully coincide with those held by equally
as intelligent gentlemen as he, but de
Tended himself the best way he knew
how.